Re: A tree in Australia facing Makkah
Phat, I understand that, but to me that means understanding the complexity and beauty of nature and feeling and knowing that no human or chance event could have caused the world to come about the way it has.
To go so far as making things up, its ridiculous. Reminds me of those computer faked images that make it seem the name of Allah is written on things like plants and trees, etc. Is there such a need to stoop to such a silly level to justify our beliefs? And of course, muslims are so irrational and emotional, that they fall for this stuff.
Furthermore, I don’t see how this tree resembles someone prostrating. Its so ridiculous and subjective. If you want to interpret it as such, then fine. But don’t sit there and say that look - this is a sign from God because its bent and so it must be praying. Well then any other tree that has a bent in any other direction is not praying to Allah?
Its like taking a picture of a bent desk lamp and saying, oh look, that desk lamp is praying to God towards mecca.
